There are many ways to deploy and maintain software, some better than other, most of them are conventient the way you like to use them. Sometimes it doesn’t matter how you do it. It is your own VM, your rules, no messy environments, let’s do some Docker,...
In this post, we will be creating a sample java project to demonstrate our CICD workflow. We will create a git repository, configure the build tools and add the pipeline script. At the end of this post, we will have a finished sample workflow, and our first artifacts...
In the previous post, we introduced a Nexus repository and prepared it for use with docker. The individual repositories are present, and outbound communication has been established. However, we still can’t use the Nexus repository from docker. Docker is quite...
In this blogpost, we will configure the Nexus repository that we introduced in the previous post. We will create a basic repository setup with three levels: snapshot repository for our development artifacts that are only for testing, a releases repository for final...
Often when I am working at home, I wish I had a CICD setup similar to the one at my customers. Developing code without a continues integration platform feels like a big step back. Any self-respecting developer should use CICD, even at home. The only pain is the...
In order to build our CICD platform, we will start with the creation of an artifact repository. The artifact repository can be used in various locations in the pipelines, has no dependencies itself, and as such it is a great starting point. This repository will hold...
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